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Well… it looks like our luck’s finally run out, wouldn’t ye say?

Can’t say we didn’t ‘ave our share o’ laughs, it were certainly a riot while it lasted. Maybe more at yer expense than mine, but ye ‘ave ter admit, ye could appreciate th’ joke after th’ fact, even when ol’ Krabs got th’ best o’ ye in the moment.

I don’t regret a minute o’ how long I’ve known ye. Ye made me life better just by knowin’ me, an’ I appreciate that. I know I may not’ve shown it always, in fact I bet I’ve mistreated ye more than once an’ never apologized. That’s just who I be, an’ though I may not’ve been th’ best man in th’ world, I was meself th’ whole time.

I know ye probably think I’m th’ toughest, meanest salt in th’ sea, a fearless ol’ bastard who never let anythin’ bother ‘im. But right now… I don’t know what’s gonna happen ter me come mornin’.

I’ve said me goodbyes, an’ you’ve said yers. We should be makin’ the best o’ our time while we’ve got it. But if ye kin let me be selfish just one more time…

Please, stay wit’ me until it happens. I don’t wanna be alone right now…

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Ted Cruz started his political career as a pro-murder activist and is known for his startling and spectacular direct action campaigns in the 1970′s. He remains to this day a strong advocate of murder and other forcible death-incurring techniques.

“Murder? I just love it. I think there’s something beautiful in seeing another human person’s bones. It lets us get to know each other on a level that the modern PC left just doesn’t appreciate. But I’m for traditional values, and that’s why I am proud to be the pro-murder candidate.”

– Ted Cruz, Announcement of Presidential Candidacy, March 23, 2015